Scale of Labour’s Fiscal Plan ‘Sort of Mad’: Jim O’Neill

The transcript discusses the upcoming elections on December 12th, questioning the reliability of polls. It predicts a small Tory majority, influenced by the Brexit Party's shift and the Lib Dems' aggressive stance on revoking. The speaker criticizes Labour's fiscal policies, suggesting they are unrealistic and ideologically driven, which may deter voters.

What is the speaker's view on trusting polls for the upcoming elections?

• They fully trust the polls.

• They are skeptical due to past inaccuracies.

• They believe polls are always accurate.

• They think polls are irrelevant.

What is one factor mentioned that might be helping the Conservative Party's position?

• The Green Party's environmental stance.

• The Brexit Party's shift.

• The SNP's independence campaign.

• The Labour Party's new policies.

How does the speaker view the Liberal Democrats' approach to Brexit?

• Supportive of a second referendum.

• Aggressive about revoking Brexit.

• Indifferent to Brexit outcomes.

• In favor of a hard Brexit.

What is the speaker's opinion on Jeremy Corbyn's fiscal policies?

• They are too conservative.

• They are unrealistic and ideologically driven.

• They are not ambitious enough.

• They are practical and well-planned.

What does the speaker suggest about the intentions of those behind Jeremy Corbyn's policies?

• They are focused on economic growth.

• They aim to be ideological noisemakers.

• They prioritize international relations.

• They want to gain power at any cost.